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Natural, Wild Water Plants of Virginia
Aquatic plants hold a fascination for gardeners, whether they have a large pond or a bird bath. Aquatic plants can be divided into (1) algae or (2) rooted water plants. Algae are simple plants that lack true roots, leaves, or flowers. They may ... [... more]
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Planning and Installing a Water Garden
Urban and rural dwellers can bring the interest of water into their own backyards with a water garden (a miniature ecosystem created by growing and nurturing aquatic plants in a body of water). From a birdbath or small fountain to a large pond ... [... more]
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Planting a Water Garden
After you have planned and installed a water garden (See May 1995 Hort. Article, Planning and Installing a Water Garden), you need to determine the plant materials to be used in the water garden. The key to a successful, thriving water garden is ... [... more]
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Controlling Algae in Your Water Garden
There are various forms of algae that grow in a water garden, and when kept under control, some algae is desirable because it acts as a water purifier and a home to necessary microorganisms. A well-balanced water garden has a thin layer of algae ... [... more]
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